Description

Embodying the profound heritage and evolving legacy of the British crown, a new era of royal symbolism has emerged following a monumental transition in the monarchy of Great Britain. To reflect the identity and interests of the new reign, a new design of The Royal Coat of Arms is brought up by the renowned heraldic artist Timothy Noad. This historic artwork, which has been utilized on official government documentation throughout the King’s reign, now makes its highly anticipated debut on a 1oz precious metal piece, capturing the majestic essence of the nation.

Struck to the bullion standard, this .999 silver coin radiates a brilliant silver-white metallic luster that highlights its intricate details. The obverse presents a dignified left-facing profile portrait of King Charles III by Martin Jennings, encircled by Latin inscriptions. On the reverse, the majestic royal shield is supported by the lion of England and the unicorn of Scotland, topped with the Tudor Crown. The design beautifully retains the iconic inscription DIEU ET MON DROIT (God and my right), which serves as the King’s personal motto. The surface masterfully combines a delicate grid-like frosted background with high-relief mirror polishing, creating a striking three-dimensional effect.

Produced by The Royal Mint, this release exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship and institutional prestige, allowing a dignified display of royal heritage, making it a remarkable addition to any collection of British numismatic art.